Appalachian Mad Cameron Belgian White

Pours a cloudy yellow color with a lasting white head. Aroma is citrusy, yeasty, like a hospital... anyway, body is light, nice amount of frutiness, not overpowering as I’ve experienced with some other micro’s attempts at the style, maybe some spice cake in there. Crisp, refreshing finish.

finally got to try this one. has an odd cloudy yellow appearance to it, sweet aroma, taste is like a hoegarden, but more of a citrus element to it. Nice body.

Ommegang brewfest: This was better at the brewfest athn what I remember this to be last winter when I went to the brewery for a concert. Nice cloudy yellow body with a good lasting head. Good carbonation too. Flavor is malty and doughy with a good spicy yeastiness to it. Coriander, ornage peel and a slight bit of hops at the end. Nice easy drinking wit.

Tap at Cooperstown. Cloudy yellow, white head. Hoppy yeasty citrus aroma. Light refreshing yeasty hoppy citrus flavor. Slight tang.

Pale yellow with no head. Slight coriander in nose. Plain, watery and unexciting. No real wheat character.

As average a wit as you'll ever find. Lacking the fruitiness it needs, this beer is drinkable, unless there is something else around.Too watery to warrant a higher rating.

Decent white beer. Nice dry finish. Like most here though, a bit watered down.

This beer is an average Belgian White. Appalachian makes better beers, though.